Posted by John T on July 23, 2012 at 13:43:39 from (216.249.82.117):
Decisions decisions,,,,,Okay I have federal civil service retirees Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Health Insurance, had it for years, pays well (NOT all of course) and now I am eligible for FREE part A Medicare which I will enroll in HOWEVER PART B RAISES THE DILEMNA (to take or not to take) right now its $99 per month but will raise under Socialized medicine Government run O Bama Care Im confident (guess a body could always drop it later) butttttttt it in combination with my current Blue Cross (it would then become the supplemental) would pay like 100% of most care I might need in the immediate future. I can take part B later but then they tack on a 10% penalty grrrrrrr
I cant decide to take part B or not ($99 now but will raise) since I already have good Anthem Blue Cros Blue Shield. I already looked at the web sites and called the assistince folks but they say they cant make the decision or help with it really
Any federal retirees out there who have Blue Cross Blue Shield already and made the decision to take part B or not????????????
I guess the decision is to study all the benefit plan I have with and without Part B and see if its worth the extar $99, I sort of did that already but it gets too long winded and complicated to figure if its worth it or not grrrrrr
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